Mitch Kaneda
Assistant Professor of Economics

Email Address: kanedam@georgetown.edu

Biographical Sketch:
Ph.D., Economics, University of Pennsylvania
B.A., M.A., International Christian University (Japan)

Primary Fields:
international trade theory, microeconomic theory

Research Interests:
international trade theory and policy, dynamic models, Japanese economy, evolutionary game theory, social norms, growth and development

Recent Research Papers:

• "Do Profit Maximizers Maximize Profit?" (with Aki Matsui, University of Tokyo), mimeo.
• "Warranted Skepticism: A Dynamic Model of Infant Industry Protection," Georgetown University Department of Economics Working Paper Series 99-xx, October 1999, and Emory University Department of Economics Working Paper 99-32, August 1999.
• "International Interaction of Societies: A Monopolistic Competition Model" (formerly titled "The Evolution and Interaction of Norms: Firm Objectives and the Effects of International Trade and Integration"), mimeo.
• "Seasonal Fluctuations and International Trade," joint with Gil Mehrez, Georgetown University, Georgetown University Department of Economics Working Paper Series 98-10, July 1998.
• "Duration of Industry Protection and the Set of Perfect Foresight Equilibrium Paths," Georgetown University Department of Economics Working Paper Series 97-08, August 1997.
• "Industrialization Under Perfect Foresight: World Economy with a Continuum of Countries," Journal of Economic Theory, 66 (1995): pp. 437-462.

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